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Cont. Society Chapter 32 Russian
Revolution Review Game
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Autocratic?
To be ruled by one noble (Czar).
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Pictorial Daily Double
Musician
Courage
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Russias first parliament, set up by the Czar,
which was supposed to look after the interests of
the people.
DUMA
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Describe Russia prior to both World War I and the
Russian Revolution
Russia was one of the most autocratic and least
developed nations in the world.
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What person came to have great influence over the
Russian royal family during World War I?
HINT
Rascally Rabbit
Rasputin
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Who was the last czar of Russia?
Czar Nicholas II
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During the last days of the Czar, did Rasputins
ideas had the complete support of the Russian
government?
No, he was seen as a fraud and drunk.
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This man wanted to finance the modernization of
Russia by raising taxes and borrowing money
abroad.
HINT
To have a sense of humor.
Sergey Witte
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Why was the Duma created in Russia?
Pressure by the people for the Czar to reform the
government
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Government in which the king or queens power is
limited by law?
Constitutional Monarchy
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Russian leader that was forced to abdicate his
throne in 1917.
Czar Nicholas II
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The parliamentary government that took control of
Russia after the March Revolution (1917).
Provisional Government
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This group rivaled the Provisional Government
after the March Revolution.
Soviet
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What was the Soviets view of WWI?
Demanded immediate withdrawal of Russia from
World War I.
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The Marxist Party that overthrew the Provisional
Government of Russia.
Bolsheviks or Mensheviks
HINT
Bolsheviks
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The leader of the Bolshevik Party in Russian that
took control on November 7, 1917.
Lenin
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In the Russian Civil War, what did the Reds
consist of?
Bolsheviks
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What was the situation like in Russia immediately
following the Bolshevik Revolution?
Still involved in WWI, underdeveloped, internal
fighting, poverty, etc...
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In the Russian Civil War, what side did the
United States decide to support?
HINT
Whites, Reds, or Greens
WHITES
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In 1920, the Russian Civil War ended in DEFEAT
for
WHITES Poorly organized.
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Propaganda?
News and information designed to influence
peoples beliefs and actions.
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People who do not believe that there is a god.
Atheists
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After Lenin and the Communists established power,
whom did they view as a rival to their power?
HINT
Religion
Russian Orthodox Church
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German philosopher who argued that power should
be held by the workers instead of the wealthy.
Karl Marx
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An economic system in which all means of
production are owned by the people.
COMMUNISM
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Pictorial Daily Double
Former Dictator
Saddam Hussein
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Instruction in the governments beliefs,
stressing the importance of sacrifice and hard
work.
Indoctrination
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After the Bolshevik Revolution,
the Bolsheviks renamed themselves?
Communists
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This document marked the official end of Russias
involvement in WWI?
Treaty of Brest-Litovsk
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What did Russia have to give up in order for
Germany to agree to the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk?
LAND Poland, Finland, Lithuania, etc...
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Whom did Lenin prefer (want) as a successor for
leadership of the Soviet Union?
HINT
Trotsky or Stalin
Trotsky
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Numerical goals for the production of steel,
coal, oil, hydroelectric power, consumer goods,
etc.
QUOTA
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Video Daily Double
Movie
Tomb Raider
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This event, during the time of Stalin, saw some
of the most important communists put on trial.
Great Purge
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Socialist Realism?
The works of artists in the Soviet Union were to
back the communist partys governmental policies.
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Stalin sought to create which type of government?
Totalitarianism
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Which economic policy (Stalins) forced peasants
to turn their lands over to the Soviet state?
HINT
Nationalization or Collectivization
Collective Farm
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How can the personality of Joseph Stalin be best
described?
Little education, hard working communist, tough,
and ruthless.
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Pictorial Daily Double
Musician
Sheryl Crow
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Affect of Stalins Five Year Plans and
Collectivization?
The Five-Year plans created hardships for workers
and consumers.
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During Collectivization, the more prosperous
farmers that were targeted by Stalin.
KULAK
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Stalins program to use literature and the arts
to rally the workers was called?
Socialist Realism
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During the Russian Civil War, why did foreign
countries support the anti-communist WHITES?
To overthrow the new communist government.
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What was the significance of the Russo-Japanese
War (1904-05)?
The Japanese defeat showed the weakness of the
Russian military government.
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Audio Daily Double
Opera
Phantom of the Opera
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A state in which the government controls every
aspect of the lives of its citizens.
Totalitarianism
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How can the personality of Leon Trotsky be best
described?
Loyal Communist and very well educated.
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Which Communist leader was assassinated by agents
of another Communist leader?
HINT
Trotsky or Stalin
Trotsky
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What was the purpose of Stalins Great Purge?
In the 1930s, to eliminate all potential threats
to his power.
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In the Russian Civil War, what did the WHITES
consist of?
Anti-Communist forces
Czarists, moderate socialists, parliamentarists,
and foreign countries.
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